Method, device and system for cutting bogie brake off

ABSTRACT

A method, device and system for cutting a bogie brake off are disclosed. The method includes that: when a bogie brake is not able to be relieved, a cutting-off instruction output from an Operating Control Center (OCC) is received, wherein the cutting-off instruction is used for triggering an action of cutting the bogie brake off; a logic operation is performed on the cutting-off instruction to obtain an isolation control instruction; and an electromagnetic valve corresponding to a bogie is controlled to act according to the isolation control instruction, so as to cut the bogie brake off. According to the method, the technical problem that a brake cutting-off valve is set under a passenger seat to cut a single bogie brake off in the existing urban rail vehicle, but the requirements of an unmanned vehicle cannot be met is solved.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of vehicle control, inparticular to a method, device and system for cutting a bogie brake off.

BACKGROUND

In the existing urban rail vehicle, a single bogie brake is cut off bysetting a brake cutting-off valve with a contact under a passenger seat.The solution can cut the brake off conveniently in a manual drive mode,but cannot meet the requirements of an unmanned vehicle.

Aiming at the problem that the brake cutting-off valve is set under thepassenger seat to cut the single bogie brake off in the existing urbanrail vehicle, but the requirements of an unmanned vehicle cannot be met,an effective solution has not been presented.

SUMMARY

The present disclosure provides a method, device and system for cuttinga bogie brake off, so as to at least solve the technical problem that abrake cutting-off valve is set under a passenger seat to cut a singlebogie brake off in the existing urban rail vehicle, but the requirementsof an unmanned vehicle cannot be met.

According to an aspect of the present disclosure, a method for cutting abogie brake off is provided. The method includes that: when a bogiebrake is not able to be relieved, a cutting-off instruction output froman Operating Control Center (OCC) is received, wherein the cutting-offinstruction is used for triggering an action of cutting the bogie brakeoff; a logic operation is performed on the cutting-off instruction toobtain an isolation control instruction; and an electromagnetic valvecorresponding to a bogie is controlled according to the isolationcontrol instruction to act, so as to cut the bogie brake off.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a device forcutting a bogie brake off is also provided. The device includes: areceiving component, which is configured to, when the bogie brake is notable to be relieved, receive a cutting-off instruction output from theOCC, wherein the cutting-off instruction is used for triggering anaction of cutting the bogie brake off; a processing component, which isconfigured to perform a logic operation on the cutting-off instructionto obtain an isolation control instruction; and a controlling component,configured to control according to the isolation control instruction anelectromagnetic valve corresponding to a bogie to act, so as to cut thebogie brake off.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a system forcutting a bogie brake off is also provided. The system includes: theOCC, which is configured to, when the bogie brake is not able to berelieved, output a cutting-off instruction, wherein the cutting-offinstruction is used for triggering an action of cutting the bogie brakeoff; a Train Control and Management System (TCMS), which communicateswith the OCC, and is configured to perform a logic operation on thereceived cutting-off instruction to obtain an isolation controlinstruction; and an electromagnetic valve, which is connected with theTCMS, the bogie and a main air reservoir of vehicle, and is configuredto act according to the isolation control instruction, so as to cut thebogie brake off.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a storage mediumis also provided. The storage medium includes a stored program, whereinthe program performs the method for cutting a bogie brake off.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a processor isalso provided. The processor is configured to run a program, whereinwhen being run, the program performs the method for cutting a bogiebrake off.

In the present disclosure, when the bogie brake is not able to berelieved, a cutting-off instruction output from the OCC is received, alogic operation is performed on the cutting-off instruction to obtain anisolation control instruction, and an electromagnetic valvecorresponding to a bogie is controlled according to the isolationcontrol instruction to act, so as to cut the bogie brake off; in such amanner, the purpose of unilaterally cutting off the bogie whose brake isnot able to be relieved is achieved, and the technical effect ofincreasing efficiency in solving problems in a fault state is achieved,thereby the technical problem that the brake cutting-off valve is setunder the passenger seat to cut the single bogie brake off in theexisting urban rail vehicle, but the requirements of the unmannedvehicle cannot be met is solved.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The accompanying drawings described here are used for providing a deeperunderstanding of the present disclosure, and constitute a part of theapplication; schematic embodiments of the present disclosure anddescription thereof are used for illustrating the present disclosure andnot intended to form an improper limit to the present disclosure. In theaccompanying drawings:

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for cutting a bogie brake offaccording to the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an alternative system for cutting abogie brake off according to the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of an alternative method for cutting a bogie brakeoff according to the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a device for cutting a bogie brake offaccording to the present disclosure; and

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a system for cutting a bogie brake offaccording to the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

In order to make those skilled in the art understand the solutions ofthe present disclosure better, the technical solutions in theembodiments of the present disclosure are clearly and completelyelaborated below in combination with the accompanying drawings. It isapparent that the described embodiments are only a part of theembodiments of the present disclosure but not all. Based on theembodiments of the present disclosure, all the other embodimentsobtained by those of ordinary skill in the art on the premise of notcontributing creative effort should belong to the protection scope ofthe present disclosure.

It is to be noted that the terms like “first” and “second” in thespecification, the claims and the accompanying drawings of the presentdisclosure are used for differentiating the similar objects, but do nothave to describe a specific order or a sequence. It should be understoodthat the objects may be exchanged under appropriate circumstances, sothat the embodiments of the present disclosure described here may beimplemented in an order different from that described or shown here.Moreover, the terms like “include” and “have” and any variation of themare intended to cover nonexclusive including; for example, the process,method, system, product or device including a series of steps or unitsdo not have to be limited to those clearly listed steps or units, butmay include other steps or units which are not clearly listed orinherent in these process, method, system, product or device.

Embodiment 1

According to the present disclosure, an embodiment of a method forcutting a bogie brake off is provided. It is to be noted that thesesteps presented in the flowchart of the accompanying drawings can beexecuted in a computer system like a group of computer executableinstructions, and moreover, although a logical sequence is shown in theflowchart, in some cases, the presented or described steps can beperformed in a sequence different from that described here.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of the method for cutting a bogie brake offaccording to the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 1, the methodincludes the following steps.

At S102, when a bogie brake is not able to be relieved, a cutting-offinstruction output from an OCC is received, wherein the cutting-offinstruction is used for triggering an action of cutting the bogie brakeoff.

At S104, a logic operation is performed on the cutting-off instructionto obtain an isolation control instruction.

At S106, an electromagnetic valve corresponding to a bogie is controlledaccording to the isolation control instruction to act, so as to cut thebogie brake off.

The above electromagnetic valve may be a bogie isolation electromagneticvalve.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an alternative system for cutting abogie brake off according to the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 2,in an alternative solution, each bogie is equipped with thecorresponding electromagnetic valve; when the bogie brake is not able tobe relieved, including emergency braking, it is possible to output abogie brake cutting-off instruction through the OCC and output a bogiebrake isolation control corresponding to the electromagnetic valvethrough TCMS software logic; and after the bogie is remotely cut off,the bogie loses an air braking force including emergency braking.

In an alternative embodiment, when the bogie brake is not able to berelieved, the TCMS sends a signal indicating that the bogie brake is notable to be relieved to the OCC; after receiving the signal, the OCCsends the cutting-off instruction which is used for triggering theaction of cutting the bogie brake off to the TCMS; the TCMS judgeswhether the cutting-off instruction meets a preset condition of cuttingthe bogie brake off; when the cutting-off instruction meets the presetcondition, the TCMS generates the isolation control instruction tocontrol the electromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogie to act, andthen cuts the bogie brake off; when the cutting-off instruction does notmeet the preset condition, the TCMS will not generate the isolationcontrol instruction, then the bogie brake cannot be relieved.

In another alternative embodiment, after receiving the cutting-offinstruction output from the OCC, the TCMS parses the receivedcutting-off instruction to obtain fault data. The fault data includes alabel of the failed bogie and a fault type of the bogie. After parsingthe cutting-off instruction to obtain the fault data, the TCMS analyzesthe fault data, so as to determine the label of the failed bogie anddetermine whether the failed bogie is in a serious fault, for example,the brake is not able to be relieved; when the TCMS determines that thebogie is not able to be relieved during emergency braking, the TCMSgenerates the isolation control instruction, sends the isolation controlinstruction to the electromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogieaccording to the label of the failed bogie, and then controls theelectromagnetic valve to act correspondingly according to the isolationcontrol instruction, thereby cutting the bogie brake off.

It is to be noted that there are multiple bogies are installed on anurban rail vehicle, and in order to determine the electromagnetic valvecorresponding to each bogie, in the application, the failed bogie in themultiple bogies is recognized through a Brake Control Unit (BCU), andthe label of the failed bogie is sent to the TCMS through a network; insuch a manner, when the brake of a certain bogie is not able to berelieved, the TCMS may cut the bogie off merely by controlling theelectromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogie whose brake is not ableto be relieved, thereby increasing efficiency of the TCMS in controllingthe urban rail vehicle.

According to the above embodiment of the present disclosure, when thebogie brake is not able to be relieved, the cutting-off instructionoutput from the OCC is received, the logic operation is performed on thecutting-off instruction to obtain the isolation control instruction, andthe electromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogie is controlled toact; in such a manner, the purpose of remotely cutting off the bogiewhose brake is not able to be relieved is achieved, and the technicalproblem that a brake cutting-off valve is set under a passenger seat tocut the single bogie brake off in the existing urban rail vehicle, butthe requirements of the unmanned vehicle cannot be met is solved,thereby increasing efficiency in solving problems in a fault state, andmeeting the requirements of the unmanned vehicle.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thatthe electromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogie is controlledaccording to the isolation control instruction to act at S106 includesthe following steps.

At S1062, an electromagnetic sub-valve in the electromagnetic valve iscontrolled according to the isolation control instruction to act, and acorresponding isolation pneumatic control instruction is generated.

At S1064, a pneumatic control valve in the electromagnetic valve iscontrolled according to the isolation pneumatic control instruction toact.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, the electromagneticsub-valve may be the electromagnetic valve B05 in the bogie isolationelectromagnetic valve, and the pneumatic control valve may be thepneumatic control valve B06 in the bogie isolation electromagneticvalve. Each bogie is equipped with a set of bogie isolationelectromagnetic valves (B05, B06). The TCMS may output bogie brakeisolation control corresponding to the B05 to control the B05 to act,and output isolation pneumatic control corresponding to the B06 tocontrol the B06 to act.

Through the steps from S1062 to S1064, by controlling theelectromagnetic sub-valve to act through the isolation controlinstruction and controlling the pneumatic control valve to act throughthe corresponding isolation pneumatic control instruction, air supplyfrom a main air reservoir of vehicle to the BCU of the bogie is cut off,thereby cutting the air braking force of the bogie, and achieving thepurpose of cutting large-flow gas off.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, whenor after the electromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogie iscontrolled according to the isolation control instruction to act atS106, the method further includes the following steps.

At S108, a corresponding remote cutting-off feedback signal is generatedaccording to the cutting-off instruction.

At S110, the remote cutting-off feedback signal is output to the BCUcorresponding to the bogie through a Multifunction Vehicle Bus (MVB).

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, the TCMS sends theremote cutting-off feedback signal corresponding to the vehicle and thebogie to the BCU through the MVB while sending the corresponding bogiebrake isolation control to the bogie isolation electromagnetic valve.

Through the steps from S108 to S110, the TCMS outputs, through the MVB,the remote cutting-off feedback signal to the BCU corresponding to thevehicle and the bogie, thereby achieving the purpose of remotely cuttingthe bogie brake off.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, afterthe electromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogie is controlledaccording to the isolation control instruction to act at S106, themethod further includes the following steps.

At S112, air supply pressure of the bogie is detected through a pressureswitch device.

At S114, it is determined, according to the air supply pressure of thebogie, whether the bogie brake is cut off successfully.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, the TCMS may detect theair supply pressure of the corresponding bogie through a pressure switchB08, and determine, according to the air supply pressure of the bogie,whether the air supply of the bogie is cut off as required.

Through the steps from S112 to S114, the air supply pressure of thebogie is detected through the pressure switch device, and it isdetermined, according to the air supply pressure of the bogie, whetherthe bogie brake is cut off successfully, thereby ensuring that the bogiebrake may be remotely cut off.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thestep of determining, according to the air supply pressure of the bogie,whether the bogie brake is cut off successfully at S114 includes thefollowing steps.

At S1142, when it is detected that the air supply pressure of the bogieis less than or equal to a preset threshold, it is determined that thebogie brake is cut off successfully.

At S1144, when it is detected that the air supply pressure of the bogieis greater than the preset threshold, it is determined that the bogiebrake is cut off unsuccessfully.

The above preset threshold may be 50 kPa.

In an alternative solution, when the pressure switch B08 detects thatthe air supply pressure (800-950 kPa) decreases to 50 kPa, it isdetermined that the main air reservoir of vehicle is cut off, the bogiebrake is cut off successfully, and the bogie brake is relieved; when thepressure switch B08 detects that the air supply pressure (800-950 kPa)does not decrease to 50 kPa, it is determined that the main airreservoir of vehicle is not cut off, the bogie brake is cut offunsuccessfully, and the bogie brake is not relieved.

Through the steps from S1142 to S1144, it is determined whether thebogie brake is cut off successfully by judging whether the detected airsupply pressure of the bogie is less than the preset threshold, therebyensuring that the bogie brake can be cut off remotely.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, afterdetermining, according to the air supply pressure of the bogie, whetherthe bogie brake is cut off successfully at S114, the method furtherincludes the following steps.

At S116, a prompt message for prompting a user whether the bogie brakeis cut off successfully is generated.

At S118, the prompt message is output to the OCC.

In an alternative solution, the TCMS generates the prompt message forprompting the user whether the bogie brake is cut off successfully, andsends the prompt message to the OCC; the OCC displays the prompt messageto inform the user that the bogie brake of the vehicle has cut offsuccessfully and the bogie brake is relieved or inform the user that thebogie brake of the vehicle is cut off unsuccessfully and the bogie brakeis not relieved.

Through the steps from S116 to S118, the TCMS generates the promptmessage and outputs the generated the prompt message to the OCC, and theOCC displays the prompt message, thereby prompting the user to determinewhether the bogie brake is cut off successfully during unmanned driving,and ensuring accuracy and timeliness of cutting the bogie brake off.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, afterdetermining, according to the air supply pressure of the bogie, whetherthe bogie brake is cut off successfully at S114, the method furtherincludes the following steps.

At S120, the prompt message for prompting the user whether the bogiebrake is cut off successfully is generated and displayed.

In an alternative solution, the TCMS generates and displays the promptmessage for prompting the user whether the bogie brake is cut offsuccessfully to inform the user that the bogie brake of the vehicle hascut off successfully and the bogie brake is relieved or inform the userthat the bogie brake of the vehicle is cut off unsuccessfully and thebogie brake is not relieved.

Through the steps from 5116 to 5118, the TCMS generates and displays theprompt information, thereby prompting the user to determine whether thebogie brake is cut off successfully during manual driving, and ensuringaccuracy and timeliness of cutting the bogie brake off.

It is to be noted here that as shown in FIG. 2, in the presentdisclosure, the brake cutting-off valve B19 under the passenger seat isstill retained while a remote cutting-off function is implemented, sothat the B19 can be manually controlled to act to cut off braking airsupply of the corresponding bogie during manual driving.

A preferred embodiment of the present disclosure is elaborated below incombination with FIG. 3. As shown in FIG. 3, the method includes thefollowing steps.

At S31, a signal indicating that the brake is not relieved is fed backto the OCC.

Alternatively, when the bogie brake is not able to be relieved, thesignal indicating that the brake is not relieved is generated and sentto the OCC.

At S32, the OCC sends a remote relieving instruction to the TCMS.

Alternatively, the remote relieving instruction may be the bogie brakecutting-off instruction output from the OCC.

At S33, the TCMS outputs isolation control of the electromagnetic valvecorresponding to the bogie not relieved.

Alternatively, the bogie isolation control of the electromagnetic valvecorresponding to the bogie not relieved is output through the TCMSsoftware logic.

At S34, the single bogie brake is cut off.

Alternatively, the electromagnetic valve acts under the bogie isolationcontrol to cut off the bogie brake with single brake not relieved.

At S35, the pressure switch detects whether a pressure value is lessthan 50 kPa.

Alternatively, when detecting that the pressure value is greater than orequal to 50 kPa, the pressure switch generates the signal indicatingthat the brake is not relieved to the TCMS, and then the TMCS controlsthe electromagnetic valve to act again to cut off the bogie brake withsingle brake not relieved.

Through the solution provided by the steps, the purpose of remotelycutting off the bogie whose brake cannot be relieved can be achieved,thereby increasing efficiency in solving problems in a fault state, andmeeting the requirements of the unmanned vehicle.

Embodiment 2

According to the present disclosure, an embodiment of a device forcutting a bogie brake off is provided. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram ofthe device for cutting a bogie brake off according to the presentdisclosure. As shown in FIG. 4, the device includes:

a receiving component 41, which is configured to, when the bogie brakeis not able to be relieved, receive the cutting-off instruction outputfrom the OCC, wherein the cutting-off instruction is used for triggeringthe action of cutting the bogie brake off;

a processing component 43, which is configured to perform the logicoperation on the cutting-off instruction to obtain the isolation controlinstruction;

a controlling component 45, which is configured to control, according tothe isolation control instruction, the electromagnetic valvecorresponding to the bogie to act, so as to cut the bogie brake off.

The electromagnetic valve may be the bogie isolation electromagneticvalve.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, each bogie is equippedwith the corresponding electromagnetic valve; when the bogie brake isnot able to be relieved, including emergency braking, it is possible tooutput the bogie brake cutting-off instruction through the OCC andoutput the bogie brake isolation control corresponding to theelectromagnetic valve through the TCMS software logic; and after thebogie is remotely cut off, the bogie loses the air braking forceincluding emergency braking.

According to the above embodiment of the present disclosure, when thebogie brake is not able to be relieved, the cutting-off instructionoutput from the OCC is received, then the logic operation is performedon the cutting-off instruction to obtain the isolation controlinstruction, and at last, the electromagnetic valve corresponding to thebogie is controlled to act; in such a manner, the purpose of remotelycutting off the bogie whose brake cannot be relieved is achieved, andthe technical problem that the brake cutting-off valve is set under thepassenger seat to cut the single bogie brake off in the existing urbanrail vehicle, but the requirements of the unmanned vehicle cannot be metis solved, thereby increasing efficiency in solving problems in a faultstate, and meeting the requirements of the unmanned vehicle.

It is to be noted here that the receiving component 41, the processingcomponent 43 and the controlling component 45 may run in computerterminals as a part of the device, and the functions implemented bymodules may be executed through a processor in the computer terminals.The computer terminals may also be smartphones (such as an Android phoneand an iOS phone), tablet PCs, PDAs, Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs),PADs and other terminal devices.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thecontrolling component 45 includes:

a first controlling sub-component, which is configured to controlaccording to the isolation control instruction the electromagneticsub-valve in the electromagnetic valve to act, and generate thecorresponding isolation pneumatic control instruction; and

a second controlling sub-component, which is configured to controlaccording to the isolation pneumatic control instruction the pneumaticcontrol valve in the electromagnetic valve to act.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, the firstelectromagnetic sub-valve may be the electromagnetic valve B05 in thebogie isolation electromagnetic valve, and the pneumatic control valvemay be the pneumatic control valve B06 in the bogie isolationelectromagnetic valve. Each bogie is equipped with a set of bogieisolation electromagnetic valves (B05, B06). The TCMS may output thebogie brake isolation control corresponding to the B05 to control theB05 to act, and output the isolation pneumatic control corresponding tothe B06 to control the B06 to act.

Through the above solution, by controlling the electromagnetic sub-valveto act through the isolation control instruction and controlling thepneumatic control valve to act through the corresponding isolationpneumatic control instruction, the air supply from the main airreservoir of vehicle to the BCU of the bogie is cut off, thereby cuttingthe air braking force of the bogie, and achieving the purpose of cuttinglarge-flow gas off.

It is to be noted here that the first controlling sub-component and thesecond controlling sub-component may run in the computer terminals as apart of the device, and the functions implemented by modules may beexecuted through the processor in the computer terminals. The computerterminals may also be smartphones (such as an Android phone and an iOSphone), tablet PCs, PDAs, MIDs, PADs and other terminal devices.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thedevice further includes:

a generating component, which is configured to generate thecorresponding remote cutting-off feedback signal according to thecutting-off instruction; and

an outputting component, which is configured to output the remotecutting-off feedback signal to the BCU corresponding to the bogiethrough the MVB.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, the TCMS sends theremote cutting-off feedback signal corresponding to the vehicle and thebogie to the BCU through the MVB while sending the corresponding bogiebrake isolation control to the bogie isolation electromagnetic valve.

Through the above solution, the TCMS outputs, through the MVB, theremote cutting-off feedback signal to the BCU corresponding to thevehicle and the bogie, thereby achieving the purpose of remotely cuttingthe bogie brake off.

It is to be noted here that the generating component and the outputtingcomponent may run in the computer terminals as a part of the device, andthe functions implemented by modules may be executed through theprocessor in the computer terminals. The computer terminals may also besmartphones (such as an Android phone and an iOS phone), tablet PCs,PDAs, MIDs, PADs and other terminal devices.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thedevice further includes:

a detecting component, which is configured to detect the air supplypressure of the bogie through the pressure switch device; and

a determining component, which is configured to determine, according tothe air supply pressure of the bogie, whether the bogie brake is cut offsuccessfully.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, the TCMS may detect theair supply pressure of the corresponding bogie through the pressureswitch B08, and determine, according to the air supply pressure of thebogie, whether the air supply of the bogie is cut off as required.

Through the above solution, the air supply pressure of the bogie isdetected through the pressure switch device, and it is determined,according to the air supply pressure of the bogie, whether the bogiebrake is cut off successfully, thereby ensuring that the bogie brake maybe remotely cut off.

It is to be noted here that the detecting component and the determiningcomponent may run in the computer terminals as a part of the device, andthe functions implemented by modules may be executed through theprocessor in the computer terminals. The computer terminals may also besmartphones (such as an Android phone and an iOS phone), tablet PCs,PDAs, MIDs, PADs and other terminal devices.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thedetermining component includes:

a first determining sub-component, which is configured to, when it isdetected that the air supply pressure of the bogie is less than or equalto the preset threshold, determine that the bogie brake is cut offsuccessfully; and

a second determining sub-component, which is configured to, when it isdetected that the air supply pressure of the bogie is greater than thepreset threshold, determine that the bogie brake is cut offunsuccessfully.

The above preset threshold may be 50 kPa.

In an alternative solution, when the pressure switch B08 detects thatthe air supply pressure (800-950 kPa) decreases to 50 kPa, it isdetermined that the main air reservoir of vehicle is cut off, the bogiebrake is cut off successfully, and the bogie brake is relieved; when thepressure switch B08 detects that the air supply pressure (800-950 kPa)does not decrease to 50 kPa, it is determined that the main airreservoir of vehicle is not cut off, the bogie brake is cut offunsuccessfully, and the bogie brake is not relieved.

Through the above solution, it is determined whether the bogie brake iscut off successfully by judging whether the detected air supply pressureof the bogie is less than the preset threshold, thereby ensuring thatthe bogie brake can be cut off remotely.

It is to be noted here that the first determining sub-component and thesecond determining sub-component may run in the computer terminals as apart of the device, and the functions implemented by modules may beexecuted through the processor in the computer terminals. The computerterminals may also be smartphones (such as an Android phone and an iOSphone), tablet PCs, PDAs, MIDs, PADs and other terminal devices.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thedevice further includes:

a prompt message generating component, which is configured to generatethe prompt message for prompting the user whether the bogie brake is cutoff successfully; and

a prompt message outputting component, which is configured to output theprompt message to the OCC.

In an alternative solution, the TCMS generates the prompt message forprompting the user whether the bogie brake is cut off successfully, andsends the prompt message to the OCC; the OCC displays the prompt messageto inform the user that the bogie brake of the vehicle has cut offsuccessfully and the bogie brake is relieved or inform the user that thebogie brake of the vehicle is cut off unsuccessfully and the bogie brakeis not relieved.

Through the above solution, the TCMS generates the prompt message andoutputs it to the OCC, and the OCC displays the prompt message, therebyprompting the user to determine whether the bogie brake is cut offsuccessfully during unmanned driving, and ensuring accuracy andtimeliness of cutting the bogie brake off.

It is to be noted here that the prompt message generating component andthe prompt message outputting component may run in the computerterminals as a part of the device, and the functions implemented bymodules may be executed through the processor in the computer terminals.The computer terminals may also be smartphones (such as an Android phoneand an iOS phone), tablet PCs, PDAs, MIDs, PADs and other terminaldevices.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thedevice further includes:

a displaying component, which is configured to generate and display theprompt message for prompting the user whether the bogie brake is cut offsuccessfully.

In an alternative solution, the TCMS generates and displays the promptmessage for prompting the user whether the bogie brake is cut offsuccessfully to inform the user that the bogie brake of the vehicle hascut off successfully and the bogie brake is relieved or inform the userthat the bogie brake of the vehicle is cut off unsuccessfully and thebogie brake is not relieved.

Through the above solution, the TCMS generates and displays the promptinformation, thereby prompting the user to determine whether the bogiebrake is cut off successfully during manual driving, and ensuringaccuracy and timeliness of cutting the bogie brake off.

It is to be noted here that as shown in FIG. 2, in the presentdisclosure, the brake cutting-off valve B19 under the passenger seat isstill retained while the remote cutting-off function is implemented, sothat the B19 can be manually controlled to act to cut off the brakingair supply of the corresponding bogie during manual driving.

It is to be noted here that the displaying component may run in thecomputer terminals as a part of the device, and the function implementedby a module may be executed through the processor in the computerterminals. The computer terminals may also be smartphones (such as anAndroid phone and an iOS phone), tablet PCs, PDAs, MIDs, PADs and otherterminal devices.

Embodiment 3

According to the present disclosure, an embodiment of a system forcutting a bogie brake off is provided. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram ofthe system for cutting a bogie brake off according to the presentdisclosure. As shown in FIG. 5, the system includes:

the OCC 51, which is configured to, when the bogie brake is not able tobe relieved, output the cutting-off instruction, wherein the cutting-offinstruction is used for triggering the action of cutting the bogie brakeoff;

the TCMS 53, which communicates with the OCC 51, and is configured toperform the logic operation on the received cutting-off instruction toobtain the isolation control instruction; and

the electromagnetic valve 55, which is connected with the TCMS 53, thebogie 57 and the main air reservoir of vehicle 59, and is configured toact according to the isolation control instruction, so as to cut thebogie brake off.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, each bogie is equippedwith the corresponding electromagnetic valve; when the bogie brake isnot able to be relieved, including emergency braking, it is possible tooutput the bogie brake cutting-off instruction through the OCC andoutput the bogie brake isolation control corresponding to theelectromagnetic valve through the TCMS software logic; and after thebogie is remotely cut off, the bogie loses the air braking forceincluding emergency braking.

According to the above embodiment of the present disclosure, when thebogie brake is not able to be relieved, the cutting-off instructionoutput from the OCC is received, then the logic operation is performedon the cutting-off instruction to obtain the isolation controlinstruction, and at last, the electromagnetic valve corresponding to thebogie is controlled to act; in such a manner, the purpose of remotelycutting off the bogie whose brake cannot be relieved is achieved, andthe technical problem that the brake cutting-off valve is set under thepassenger seat to cut the single bogie brake off in the existing urbanrail vehicle, but the requirements of the unmanned vehicle cannot be metis solved, thereby increasing efficiency in solving problems in a faultstate, and meeting the requirements of the unmanned vehicle.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, theelectromagnetic valve 55 includes:

the electromagnetic sub-valve, which is connected with the TCMS 53 andthe main air reservoir of vehicle 59, and is configured to act accordingto the isolation control instruction, and generate the correspondingisolation pneumatic control instruction; and

the pneumatic control valve, which is connected with the electromagneticsub-valve, the bogie 57 and the main air reservoir of vehicle 59, and isconfigured to act according to the isolation pneumatic controlinstruction.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, the firstelectromagnetic sub-valve may be the electromagnetic valve B05 in thebogie isolation electromagnetic valve, and the pneumatic control valvemay be the pneumatic control valve B06 in the bogie isolationelectromagnetic valve. Each bogie is equipped with a set of bogieisolation electromagnetic valves (B05, B06). The TCMS may output thebogie brake isolation control corresponding to the B05 to control theB05 to act, and output the isolation pneumatic control corresponding tothe B06 to control the B06 to act.

Through the above solution, by controlling the electromagnetic sub-valveto act through the isolation control instruction and controlling thepneumatic control valve to act through the corresponding isolationpneumatic control instruction, the air supply from the main airreservoir of vehicle to the BCU of the bogie is cut off, thereby cuttingthe air braking force of the bogie, and achieving the purpose of cuttinglarge-flow gas off.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thesystem further includes:

the BCU, which is connected with the electromagnetic valve 55, the TCMS53 and the bogie 57, and is configured to receive the remote cutting-offfeedback signal corresponding to the cutting-off instruction, whereinthe TCMS generates the remote cutting-off feedback signal according tothe cutting-off instruction.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, the TCMS sends theremote cutting-off feedback signal corresponding to the vehicle and thebogie to the BCU through the MVB while sending the corresponding bogiebrake isolation control to the bogie isolation electromagnetic valve.

Through the above solution, the TCMS outputs, through the MVB, theremote cutting-off feedback signal to the BCU corresponding to thevehicle and the bogie, thereby achieving the purpose of remotely cuttingthe bogie brake off.

Alternatively, in the above embodiment of the present disclosure, thesystem further includes:

the pressure switch device, which is configured to detect the air supplypressure of the bogie.

The TCMS 53 is further configured to determine whether the bogie brakeis cut off successfully according to the air supply pressure of thebogie.

As shown in FIG. 2, in an alternative solution, the TCMS may detect theair supply pressure of the corresponding bogie through the pressureswitch B08, and determine, according to the air supply pressure of thebogie, whether the air supply of the bogie is cut off as required. Whenthe pressure switch B08 detects that the air supply pressure (800-950kPa) decreases to 50 kPa, it is determined that the main air reservoirof vehicle is cut off, the bogie brake is cut off successfully, and thebogie brake is relieved; when the pressure switch B08 detects that theair supply pressure (800-950 kPa) does not decrease to 50 kPa, it isdetermined that the main air reservoir of vehicle is not cut off, thebogie brake is cut off unsuccessfully, and the bogie brake is notrelieved.

Through the above solution, the air supply pressure of the bogie isdetected through the pressure switch device, and it is determinedwhether the bogie brake is cut off successfully according to the airsupply pressure of the bogie, thereby ensuring that the bogie brake canbe cut off remotely.

It is to be noted here that as shown in FIG. 2, in the presentdisclosure, the brake cutting-off valve B19 under the passenger seat isstill retained while the remote cutting-off function is implemented, sothat the B19 can be manually controlled to act to cut off the brakingair supply of the corresponding bogie during manual driving.

All the function units provided in the embodiments of the applicationmay run in mobile terminals, computer terminals or the similar operatingdevices, and may also be stored as a part of storage media.

So, an embodiment of the present disclosure may provide a computerterminal. The computer terminal may be any computer terminal device in agroup of computer terminals. Alternatively, in the embodiment, thecomputer terminal may also be replaced with the mobile terminal andother terminal devices.

Alternatively, in the embodiment, the computer terminal may be in atleast one of multiple network devices of a computer network.

In the embodiment, the computer terminal may execute program codes ofthe following steps in the method for cutting a bogie brake off: whenthe bogie brake is not able to be relieved, the cutting-off instructionoutput from the OCC is received, wherein the cutting-off instruction isused for triggering the action of cutting the bogie brake off; the logicoperation is performed on the cutting-off instruction to obtain theisolation control instruction; and the electromagnetic valvecorresponding to the bogie is controlled according to the isolationcontrol instruction to act, so as to cut the bogie brake off.

Alternatively, the computer terminal may include: one or more than oneprocessor, a memory and a transmission device.

Herein, the memory may be configured to store a software program andmodule, for example, a program instruction/module corresponding to themethod for cutting a bogie brake off in the present disclosure; theprocessor executes various function applications and data processing byrunning the software program and module stored in the memory, namelyimplementing the method for cutting a bogie brake off. The memory mayinclude a high-speed Random Access Memory (RAM), and may also include anonvolatile memory, for example, one or more than one magnetic storagedevice, a flash memory, or other nonvolatile solid state memory. In someexamples, the memories may further include memories remotely setrelative to the processor, and these remote memories may be connected tothe terminal through networks. The examples of the networks include, butnot limited to, Internet, Intranet, LAN, mobile communication networksand a combination of them.

The transmission device is configured to receive or send data via anetwork. The specific examples of the networks may include wirednetworks and wireless networks. In an example, the transmission deviceincludes a Network Interface Controller (NIC), which may be connectedwith other network devices and routers through network cables tocommunicate with the Internet or the LAN. In an example, thetransmission device is a Radio Frequency (RF) module, which isconfigured to communicate with the Internet wirelessly.

Particularly, the memory is configured to store information of a presetaction condition and a preset permission user, and an applicationprogram.

The processor may call through the transmission device the informationand the application program stored in the memory, so as to execute theprogram codes of the steps in each alternative or preferred embodimentof the method.

Those of ordinary skill in the art may understand that the computerterminals may also be smartphones (such as an Android phone and an iOSphone), tablet PCs, PDAs, MIDs, PADs and other terminal devices.

Those of ordinary skill in the art may understand that all or part ofthe steps in the method of the above embodiments may be performed byhardware related to the terminal devices instructed by a program; theprogram may be stored in computer readable storage media. The storagemedia may include: a flash disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), an RAM, amagnetic disk or a compact disc.

An embodiment of the present disclosure also provides a storage medium.Alternatively, in the embodiment, the storage medium may be configuredto store the program codes executed by the method for cutting a bogiebrake off which is provided by the embodiment of the method and theembodiment of the device.

Alternatively, in the embodiment, the storage medium may be in any oneof a group of computer terminals in a computer network, or any one of agroup of mobile terminals.

Alternatively, in the embodiment, the storage medium is configured tostore the program codes used for performing the following steps: whenthe bogie brake is not able to be relieved, the cutting-off instructionoutput from the OCC is received, wherein the cutting-off instruction isused for triggering the action of cutting the bogie brake off; the logicoperation is performed on the cutting-off instruction to obtain theisolation control instruction; and the electromagnetic valvecorresponding to the bogie is controlled according to the isolationcontrol instruction to act, so as to cut the bogie brake off.

Alternatively, in the embodiment, the storage medium may be furtherconfigured as the program codes of the steps in each alternative orpreferred embodiment of the method for cutting a bogie brake off.

The method, device and system for cutting a bogie brake off according tothe present disclosure are exemplarily described above with reference tothe accompanying drawings. However, those skilled in the art shouldunderstand that for the method, device and system for cutting a bogiebrake off presented in the present disclosure, various improvements mayalso be made on the basis of not departing from the contents of thepresent disclosure. Therefore, the protection scope of the presentdisclosure should be determined by the contents of the claims attached.

Moreover, according to another aspect of the present disclosure, astorage medium is also provided. The storage medium includes a storedprogram, wherein the program performs the method for cutting a bogiebrake off in embodiment 1.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a processor isalso provided. The processor is configured to run a program, whereinwhen the program is run, it performs the method for cutting a bogiebrake off in embodiment 1.

The above sequence numbers of the embodiments of the present disclosureare just for describing, instead of representing superiority-inferiorityof the embodiments.

In the above embodiments of the present disclosure, the descriptions ofthe embodiments focus on different aspects. The part which is notdescribed in a certain embodiment in detail may refer to the relateddescription of the other embodiments.

In the several embodiments provided in the application, it should beunderstood that the technical contents disclosed may be realized inother ways. Herein, the embodiment of the device described above is onlyschematic; for example, the division of the units is only a division oflogical functions, and there may be other dividing modes during theactual implementation, for example, multiple units or components may becombined or integrated to another system, or some features may beignored or are not executed. In addition, coupling, direct coupling, orcommunication connection shown or discussed may be implemented throughindirect coupling or communication connection of some interfaces, unitsor modules, and may be in an electrical form or other forms.

The units described as separate parts may be or may not be separatephysically. The part shown as the unit may be or may not be a physicalunit, that is to say, it may be in a place or distributed on multiplenetwork units. It is possible to select, according to the actual needs,part or all of the units to achieve the objective of the solutions inthe present disclosure.

Moreover, all the function units in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure may be integrated in a processing unit; or the units existseparately and physically; or two or more than two units are integratedin a unit. The integrated unit may be realized in form of hardware or inform of software function unit.

If the integrated unit is implemented by software function modules, andthe software function modules are sold or used as independent products,they can also be stored in a computer readable storage medium. Based onthis understanding, the technical solutions in the embodiments of thepresent disclosure substantially or the part making a contribution tothe traditional art can be embodied in the form of software product; thecomputer software product is stored in a storage medium and includes anumber of instructions to make a computer device (which can be apersonal computer, a server or a network device, etc.) perform all orpart of the method in each embodiment of the present disclosure. Theabove storage media include: a USB flash disk, an ROM, an RAM, a mobilehard disk, a magnetic disk or a compact disc, and other media which canstore program codes.

The above is only the preferred embodiments of the present disclosure;it should be indicated that, on the premise of not departing from theprinciples of the present disclosure, those of ordinary skill in the artmay also make a number of improvements and supplements, and theseimprovements and supplements should fall within the scope of protectionof the present disclosure.

1. A method for cutting a bogie brake off, comprising: when a bogiebrake is not able to be relieved, receiving a cutting-off instructionoutput from an Operating Control Center (OCC), wherein the cutting-offinstruction is used for triggering an action of cutting the bogie brakeoff; performing a logic operation on the cutting-off instruction toobtain an isolation control instruction; and controlling according tothe isolation control instruction an electromagnetic valve correspondingto a bogie to act, so as to cut the bogie brake off.
 2. The method asclaimed in claim 1, wherein controlling according to the isolationcontrol instruction the electromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogieto act comprises: controlling according to the isolation controlinstruction an electromagnetic sub-valve in the electromagnetic valve toact, and generating a corresponding isolation pneumatic controlinstruction; and controlling according to the isolation pneumaticcontrol instruction a pneumatic control valve in the electromagneticvalve to act.
 3. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein when or aftercontrolling according to the isolation control instruction theelectromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogie to act, furthercomprising: generating a corresponding remote cutting-off feedbacksignal according to the cutting-off instruction; and outputting theremote cutting-off feedback signal to a Brake Control Unit (BCU)corresponding to the bogie through a Multifunction Vehicle Bus (MVB). 4.The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein after controlling according tothe isolation control instruction the electromagnetic valvecorresponding to the bogie to act, further comprising: detecting airsupply pressure of the bogie through a pressure switch device; anddetermining, according to the air supply pressure of the bogie, whetherthe bogie brake is cut off successfully.
 5. The method as claimed inclaim 4, wherein determining, according to the air supply pressure ofthe bogie, whether the bogie brake is cut off successfully comprises:when it is detected that the air supply pressure of the bogie is lessthan or equal to a preset threshold, determining that the bogie brake iscut off successfully; and when it is detected that the air supplypressure of the bogie is greater than the preset threshold, determiningthat the bogie brake is cut off unsuccessfully.
 6. The method as claimedin claim 4, wherein after determining, according to the air supplypressure of the bogie, whether the bogie brake is cut off successfully,further comprising: generating a prompt message for prompting a userwhether the bogie brake is cut off successfully; and outputting theprompt message to the OCC.
 7. The method as claimed in claim 4, whereinafter determining, according to the air supply pressure of the bogie,whether the bogie brake is cut off successfully, further comprising:generating and displaying a prompt message for prompting a user whetherthe bogie brake is cut off successfully.
 8. A device for cutting a bogiebrake off, comprising: a receiving component, which is configured to,when a bogie brake is not able to be relieved, receive a cutting-offinstruction output from an Operating Control Center (OCC), wherein thecutting-off instruction is used for triggering an action of cutting thebogie brake off; a processing component, which is configured to performa logic operation on the cutting-off instruction to obtain an isolationcontrol instruction; and a controlling component, configured to controlaccording to the isolation control instruction an electromagnetic valvecorresponding to a bogie to act, so as to cut the bogie brake off. 9.The device as claimed in claim 8, wherein the controlling componentcomprises: a first controlling sub-component, which is configured tocontrol according to the isolation control instruction anelectromagnetic sub-valve in the electromagnetic valve to act, andgenerate a corresponding isolation pneumatic control instruction; and asecond controlling sub-component, which is configured to controlaccording to the isolation pneumatic control instruction a pneumaticcontrol valve in the electromagnetic valve to act.
 10. The device asclaimed in claim 8, further comprising: a generating component, which isconfigured to generate a corresponding remote cutting-off feedbacksignal according to the cutting-off instruction; and an outputtingcomponent, which is configured to output the remote cutting-off feedbacksignal to a Brake Control Unit (BCU) corresponding to the bogie througha Multifunction Vehicle Bus (MVB).
 11. The device as claimed in claim 8,further comprising: a detecting component, which is configured to detectair supply pressure of the bogie through a pressure switch device; and adetermining component, which is configured to determine, according tothe air supply pressure of the bogie, whether the bogie brake is cut offsuccessfully.
 12. A system for cutting a bogie brake off, comprising: anOperating Control Center (OCC), which is configured to, when a bogiebrake is not able to be relieved, output a cutting-off instruction,wherein the cutting-off instruction is used for triggering an action ofcutting the bogie brake off; a Train Control and Management System(TCMS), which communicates with the OCC, and is configured to perform alogic operation on the received cutting-off instruction to obtain anisolation control instruction; and an electromagnetic valve, which isconnected with the TCMS, a bogie and a main air reservoir of vehicle,and is configured to act according to the isolation control instruction,so as to cut the bogie brake off.
 13. The system as claimed in claim 12,wherein the electromagnetic valve comprises: an electromagneticsub-valve, which is connected with the TCMS and the main air reservoirof vehicle, and is configured to act according to the isolation controlinstruction, and generate a corresponding isolation pneumatic controlinstruction; and a pneumatic control valve, which is connected with theelectromagnetic sub-valve, the bogie and the main air reservoir ofvehicle, and is configured to act according to the isolation pneumaticcontrol instruction.
 14. The system as claimed in claim 12, furthercomprising: a Brake Control Unit (BCU), which is connected with theelectromagnetic valve, the TCMS and the bogie, and is configured toreceive a remote cutting-off feedback signal corresponding to thecutting-off instruction, wherein the TCMS generates the remotecutting-off feedback signal according to the cutting-off instruction.15. The system as claimed in claim 12, further comprising: a pressureswitch device, which is configured to detect air supply pressure of thebogie; the TCMS is further configured to determine whether the bogiebrake is cut off successfully according to the air supply pressure ofthe bogie.
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 18. The method as claimed inclaim 2, wherein when or after controlling according to the isolationcontrol instruction the electromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogieto act, further comprising: generating a corresponding remotecutting-off feedback signal according to the cutting-off instruction;and outputting the remote cutting-off feedback signal to a Brake ControlUnit (BCU) corresponding to the bogie through a Multifunction VehicleBus (MVB).
 19. The method as claimed in claim 2, wherein aftercontrolling according to the isolation control instruction theelectromagnetic valve corresponding to the bogie to act, furthercomprising: detecting air supply pressure of the bogie through apressure switch device; and determining, according to the air supplypressure of the bogie, whether the bogie brake is cut off successfully.20. The method as claimed in claim 18, wherein determining, according tothe air supply pressure of the bogie, whether the bogie brake is cut offsuccessfully comprises: when it is detected that the air supply pressureof the bogie is less than or equal to a preset threshold, determiningthat the bogie brake is cut off successfully; and when it is detectedthat the air supply pressure of the bogie is greater than the presetthreshold, determining that the bogie brake is cut off unsuccessfully.21. The method as claimed in claim 19, wherein determining, according tothe air supply pressure of the bogie, whether the bogie brake is cut offsuccessfully comprises: when it is detected that the air supply pressureof the bogie is less than or equal to a preset threshold, determiningthat the bogie brake is cut off successfully; and when it is detectedthat the air supply pressure of the bogie is greater than the presetthreshold, determining that the bogie brake is cut off unsuccessfully.22. The system as claimed in claim 13, further comprising: a BrakeControl Unit (BCU), which is connected with the electromagnetic valve,the TCMS and the bogie, and is configured to receive a remotecutting-off feedback signal corresponding to the cutting-offinstruction, wherein the TCMS generates the remote cutting-off feedbacksignal according to the cutting-off instruction.